edbctl operand v1.3.3
Manages EDB Postgres AI Operands, particularly in the context of OpenShift environments, including those are internet-disconnected. The edbctl operand is the entry point for commands that handle operand management such as:
- Syncing operand images
- Managing artifacts for internet-disconnected (air-gapped) OpenShift environments
Commands
- edbctl operand sync-to-local-registry — Sync operand images from EDB repository to a local registry.
- edbctl operand list-images — Displays a complete list of all operand images managed by EDB.
- edbctl operand download-image-list — Used to download the file containing the list of required operand images.
edbctl operand sync-to-local-registry
Syncs the operand images from EDB repository to a local registry to manage a local install of HM.
edbctl operand sync-to-local-registry [options]
Where options are:
--source-registry-username string Source registry username (required).
--source-registry-password string Source registry password (required).
--destination-registry-uri string Destination registry URI (required).
--destination-registry-username string Destination registry username (required).
--destination-registry-password string Destination registry password (required).
--version string Hybrid Manager release version (required).
--sign-by-sigstore-private-key string Path to the Sigstore private key.
--sign-passphrase-file string Path to the file containing the passphrase for the Sigstore private key.
-w, --workers integer Number of parallel workers to use for syncing images (default is 3).
-y, --yes Auto-confirm all confirmations.
-h, --help Help for sync-to-local-registry.This example shows how to sync operand images from EDB repository to a local registry:
edbctl image sync-to-local-registry --source-registry-username <username> --source-registry-password <password> --destination-registry-uri <registry> --destination-registry-username <username> --destination-registry-password <password> --version <version> --workers 3 --cpu 3
edbctl operand list-images
This command is used to retrieve and display a comprehensive list of all container images associated with a specific version of the Hybrid Manager. It provides crucial information including the image tab, for each component.
edbctl operand list-images [options]
Where options are:
--source-registry-username string Source registry username (required). The username for accessing the repository where the images are stored.
--source-registry-password string Source registry password (required). The password for accessing the repository where the images are stored.
--version string Hybrid Manager release version (required). Specifies which version of the operand to list images for.
-y, --yes Auto-confirm all confirmations.
-h, --help Displays help information for the list-images command.edbctl operand download-image-list
This command allows you to download a file that contains a list of all required operand images for a specified version of the Hybrid Manager. This is particularly useful for preparing for installations in air-gapped or internet-disconnected environments.
edbctl operand download-image-list [options]
Where options are:
--source-registry-username string Source registry username (required). The username for accessing the repository where the images are stored.
--source-registry-password string Source registry password (required). The password for accessing the repository where the images are stored.
--version string Hybrid Manager release version (required). Specifies which version of the operand to download the image list for.
--output-filename string Output file path (required). The path where the downloaded image list file will be saved.
-y, --yes Auto-confirm all confirmations.
-h, --help Displays help information for the download-image-list command.This example shows how to download the operand image list for a specific Hybrid Manager version:
edbctl operand download-image-list --version "v1.0.0" --source-registry-username "myuser" --source-registry-password "mypassword" --output-filename "/tmp/edb-images.txt"
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